But Dr. Cortex, the Vortex is not ready! We have no idea what it could do!! 🤪
Woah!
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LRGZ: WIP Preview for NST Tools (Crash Bandicoot N. Sane Trilogy Modding)
Miharu The Fox: Titans of Legends – Spyro and Crash in the Late 2000s
When Spyro and Crash entered the online gaming scene with “Legend” and “Titans” in the late 2000s and early 2010s, things took a bizarre turn. Between weird browser-based games, forum drama, and shipping wars, it was truly a unique and captivating experience.
[LINKED] You can now share levels with other “Crash Bandicoot: Back in Time” Players on crashcreator.com
If you thought that it was a little tedious that there’s no centralized way to share levels with other players for the fangame “Crash Bandicoot: Back in Time”, now you’re in luck, because a new website has just opened for everyone to make an account, and submit their own levels for others to try out.
You can sort by types, tags, collections, users and even check out how difficult and long the levels are. Pretty neat, eh?
Check it out! (crashcreator.com)
Thanks for the tip, Sling!
[LINKED] mobilegamer.biz: Interview with King Games boss on Microsoft’s plans, new launches and what went wrong with Crash
We wanted to innovate on that and introduce better retention and something positive for players to really invest into, rather than repeat runs over and over again. We didn’t get that right, but that doesn’t mean that we will stop.
What we learned from it is that the core loop is, in the end, the most important thing. We spent a lot of time on that game thinking about the meta, but in the end the running part needs to be really good, the obstacles, and the care and attention you need on each level – it needs to be a game that you don’t want to put down because you just want to try the next level, like in our Saga games.
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ItzAustinCB: Moto Crash & Coco Revisited! (Resaurus Figure Review)
This is my re-review of the Motorcycle Crash & Coco action figures by Resaurus. Originally released as a Resaurus online exclusive, these two have become extremely sought after since the company closes its doors in 2001.
I do not own any of the music featured in this video.